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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1916

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Russians Drive Turks From Caucasus to Erzerum Forts

Russian forces repelled a Turkish breakout in the Caucasus and pushed into the Erzerum area. About 1,500 Ottoman troops were killed or captured, with large caches of guns and tents seized. Simultaneously Russians advanced toward Sultanabad in Persia and threaten Ispahan, signaling broader gains against the Ottoman front and in Africa near Kamerun.

Persia Loul Bessarabia London Caucasus Erserum Erzerum Petrograd Caucasua Hassah Kalahi Erszerum Teheran Sultanabad Hamadan Shushan Esther Burudfird Ispahan Caucasian Koptikue Hizerum Bessara Jblan Monto Russia Pinsk Czartorysk Fence Belgium Kamerua Africa

Italy Seeks Short War Faces Hard Reality Says Salandra

Florence January 18 Antonio Salandra the Italian premier said in a remarks that Italy expected a quick easy war but now finds it difficult even behind the front. He pledged perseverance until victory is won stating they would do it despite hardships.

Italy Salandra Florence Antonio Salandra

Allies Lose 24 Steamers in December Losses

Berlin reports via wireless that Austro German fleets destroyed 24 ships in December, including one British auxiliary cruiser and two British transports totaling 104,714 tons. Reliable figures on mines and collisions are unavailable, with total Entente losses likely near 130,000 tons.

Berlin Sayvitte Transocean Iare

GUASRING OF PERSIA NOT AUSTRIA ACT AVERTS CONTROVERSY

State Department doubts catastrophe cause amid crisis claims about the Guasring of Persia not Austria act. No. One saw a submarine involved, raising questions of responsibility and international reaction to the event.

Guasring Persia Austria State Department United States Vor Bernstort Fermer

Montenegro Humbled by War Face Austrian Onslaught

King Nicholas brings 20,000 Albanian reinforcements to Scutari as Austrians tighten grip on Montenegro. Gen Martinovich named to lead Montenegrin forces after halting surrender, while Rome and Paris report shifting government seats and calls for allied help. Persia sinking prompts U S acceptance of safeguards for passengers. diplomatic strains with Vienna loom.

Nicholas Scutari Martinovich International News Service London Paria Govess Tne Cettinje-Podgoritza Adriatic Antivark Albania Montenegro Essad Pasha Essad Wilam of Wied Austria Bulgaria Scutario Rome Lydna France Menta Paris Havre Monte Taraboch Ij Marana Alles

Suicide warning sparks fine in Boitsfort under German rule

Special Cable reports from Amsterdam that a German-imposed $250 fine on Boitsfort near Brussels followed a death by suicide with a bullet hole. The burgomaster posted a warning urging drowning or hanging to avoid further fines, as the commune treasury would be drained.

Washington Post Amsterdam Boitafort Brussels Boitsfort

National Security League hearing on policy and defense

Congress ten CET Rio auto bandit slavs security league names men to girl aid of thief who kills: Po give defense suggestions. liceman and wounds clerk Luke E Wright heads list in busy Chicago street attacks on and defense of policy administration mark sessions. Of navy proper organization and more adequate personnel. Attacks upon and defense of administration preparedness policy marked the Willard sessions with George von Meyar Henry A Wise Wood and J Hampton Moore leading the addresses.

Security League Liceman National Security League Willard George ‘von J.meyar Navy Roosevelt Jand Taft Henry A. ‘Wise Wood Naval Advisory Board J. Hampton Moore Atlantic Despot Waterways Association Chamberlain Senate Military Committee Phelan California Pacific Peril Wood Meyer Navy Department Moore Jean HORM Cathy M. Cheater Teague Congress League Wis Chester

Germany’s Lusitania note promises neutrals safety at sea

Germany prepares final reply to the Lusitania matter as Washington awaits. The note reportedly rejects further U.S. demands while reaffirming indemnity for American lives and promising not to torpedo neutral ships without warning. The foreign office aims to reassure the United States by maintaining the warning policy to neutrals aboard belligerent vessels.

Austria United States Penflela Foreign Office America Carl W. Ackerman United Press Bertin Germany Ae Foreign Office State Department Lusitania Washington Bernatorif

Villains to Kill Americans Turke Driver Into Forts

Page 1 reports a mix of sensational items including a Turk driving into forts, Austrian actions, and defense aids for Congress. It notes headlines on Berlin reprisal pressures and a US political scene with Congress progressives and President Wilson.

Austria Congress Chicago Luettanta Villa Berlin Miss.Wilson

President Wilson’s Westward Tour Plans Outlined

Final plans for President Wilson’s western trip are laid out with meetings in Pittsburgh Milwaukee Chicago Cleveland and Denver. He will speak at public gatherings, dictate speeches on the war and his administration, and return to Washington for a reception. A February leg may reach Birmingham and a North Carolina stop.

Wilson New York White House Washington Thie White Milwaukee Saiewary Roosevelt Hebel War and Navy Departments Army Navy Friends and Organization Denver Birmingham North Carolina

Mexican bandit chiefs vow merciless war on Americans

Reported plan details a merciless campaign of murder and destruction by Villa Zapata Argumedo Higinio Aguilar Cedillo brothers and other rebel chieftains. The article notes a massacre at Santa Ysabel and a suggested outcome involving U.S. recognition of a de facto government.

Villa Surrounded by Carranza Troops in Chihuahua

Francisco Villa reportedly near El Ruda, thirteen miles from Pearson, surrounded by Carranza forces with capture expected soon. Meantime Mexican revolutionary leaders at a Cordoba ranch endorsed a hard line against Americans, warning of attacks and property destruction. Officials note delays in relaying the convention’s orders through deputies, but Carranza authorities are said to be taking precautions.

Pearson Chihuahua Francisco Villa el Ruda Carranza Mexico Cordoba Andj Villa, Zapata Arsumedo Higinio Aguilar Gedillo Santa ‘Yaahbel Éourier Corboda Vera Cruz México City Santa Ysabel Washington Lesa Carranss State Department United States Villa Zapata Railroada Mexico City Carransa el Paso Santa Ysabel Department

Train Blast Kills 23 in Mexico Tragedy

El Paso dated dispatch reports a passenger train explosion near Puebla killing 23 with one survivor. Wealthy mine owner A J Trumbo arrived stating several volleys fired into the train, amid typhus fever spreading through southern and central Mexico. Trumbo and companions travel as U.S. citizens face dangers. border authorities urge Americans to leave. Reports mention Carranza recognition and ongoing faction clashes around Mexico City and near railroads. Gen. Jacinto Treviño heads toward Torreón to lead 10,000 troops in a campaign against anti-Carranza factions.

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Bet on Steel Dividend Declared in Wall Street Bets

In New York on January 21 speculation rose over United States Steel directors meeting next Tuesday to decide a dividend on common stock. Broker Fred Schumm offered $2006 to $360 that a dividend will be declared and $500 that the rate will be 4 percent.

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